WOMEN'S SOCCER vs.
HOWARD
WHEN: Friday, 6
p.m.
WHERE: George
Mason Stadium
RECORDS: George Mason
(1-3-2), Howard (1-5-1)
SERIES RECORDS: Mason
leads 3-0-0
LAST MEETING: 8/25/10,
Mason def. Howard 2-0 at Howard
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WOMEN'S SOCCER vs.
PENN
WHEN: Sunday, 2
p.m.
WHERE: George
Mason Stadium
RECORDS: George Mason
(1-3-2), Penn (4-0) *as of 9/15/11
*Both teams play Friday night
SERIES RECORDS: Penn
leads 4-3-0
LAST MEETING: 9/4/09,
Penn def. Mason 3-1 at Penn
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TICKETS
Adult: $5
Youth (18 & Under): $2
Seniors (62 & Above): $2
Mason Faculty/Staff with valid ID: $2
Mason students w/ valid ID: FREE
The 2011 Fall Sports Season Pass, which includes admission into
men's soccer, women's soccer and women's volleyball home contests, is currently
on sale for only $30. Fans can purchase the season pass online at GoMason.com
or by calling the Mason Athletic Ticket Office at 703-993-3270.
PROMOTIONS
Friday,
September 16 vs. Howard, 6 p.m.
*GAME OF THE WEEK - Free Wingstock T-Shirt and wings for students
*Friday Night Launch Party - T-Shirts will be tossed into
the crowd throughout the game
*Youth Soccer Night - Celebrate US Youth Soccer Month with
giveaways
NEWS & NOTES
It's a full weekend of soccer action as the George Mason men's
and women's soccer teams host doubleheaders on both Friday and Sunday this
weekend at George Mason Stadium. The women's team kicks off the action on
Friday night playing host to Howard at 6 p.m. before welcoming Penn on Sunday
at 2 p.m.
Mason is coming of its first victory of the season, a 3-1 triumph
over Saint Francis on Tuesday. Newcomers Casey Vornadore and Liz Hodges led the
Patriots to victory, each scoring their first goals in the Green and Gold.
Howard is coming off a 4-1 loss to Robert Morris
and is led by Owyn Mason and Jordan Brown, each with three goals on the season.
Undefeated on the early season, Penn recently edged Saint Joseph's 2-0 for its
fourth win of the season. The Quakers are led by Marin McDermott and Kathryn
Barth, each with two goals on the year.
